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My wonderful world is a view into my favourite things. Wonderlust Travel, Experiences, Spas, Sunsets and London. Plus planning my trip around the world when the nest is empty in autumn 2018.

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The roads in Marseille have bollards in place to keep the tourists safe. Expect to see these all across Europe in busy city centres. Read my latest blog about travelling in Europe [Link in bio]. Marseille Vieux Port - In 600, Greek settlers from Phocaea landed in the Lacydon, a rocky Mediterranean cove, now the site of the Old Port of Marseille. They set up a trading post or emporion in the hills on the northern shore. Until the nineteenth century the Old Port remained the centre of maritime activity in Marseille. NEW BLOG POST: Travelling in Europe. [Link in bio] I've just spent the last week in Marseille and while it wasn't at the forefront of my mind I was always aware of the current dangers we will live with. There where bollards everywhere and a high military presence but we felt safe and had a wonderful time. Read my short post on what to expect when travelling in Europe. Today's view from the exit of London Bridge station. The Shard a 95-storey skyscraper and is the tallest building in the United Kingdom, the fourth-tallest building in Europe. Tower Bridge crosses the River Thames close to the Tower of London and has become an iconic symbol of London, resulting in it sometimes being confused with London Bridge, to the extent It was that London Bridge was dismantled in 1967 and relocated to Arizona. When it arrived they were surprised and probably disappointed to find it was not Tower Bridge. I had a lovely evening in London catch up with a friend. We saw the sights on our way to drinks and dinner. This is City Hall, it is the headquarters of the Greater London Authority, which comprises the Mayor of London and the London Assembly. It is located on the south bank of the River Thames near Tower Bridge. Slightly in love with this colour blue...... 😍look but don't touch! adventador dreams I always seem to come across Lamborghini Aventador's and this blue beauty was on my journey home. It's been a while but here is a beauty of a super car! Can you guess what car it is? We went to Mauritius for a wedding, here in a rare picture of me and my son at the viewing platform above Kovil Montagne (Siva Subramanya Temple) in traditional clothing. April 2017 The temple enshrines the Hindu god Subramanya, called Muruga in the ancient Tamil language and mythologically known as the son of Shiva and Parvati. Kovil Montagne (Siva Subramanya Temple) - Mauritius April 2017 This is the view above the Kovil Montagne temple in Mauritius Nested on Corps de Garde Mountain in Quatre Bornes, is a scintillating jewel on the spiritual crown of Mauritius; the Siva Subramanya Thirukovil, popularly known as 'Kovil Montagne' or 'L'eglise Montagne'. Since it's foundation in the year 1890, the temple has been a constant source of spiritual resource to thousands of devotees, across age, gender and even creed. What an amazing view for breakfast. This was our view each morning from the 30th floor of the Jumeirah Worls Trade Centre Residence in Dubai. [photo taken by my son April 2017] Click this link in my bio to find out what we did in 72 hours in Dubai. Dubai has many iconic buildings, this is a picture of Jumeirah beach hotel taken from Cove Beach beach club. Check out what else I got up to in 72 hour in Dubai (link in bio) [Taken April 2017]. There is so much to see and do in Dubai, this is a picture of the well know indoor waterfall with divers in Dubai Mall. Dubai Mall is the world largest mall. It was many attractions, the waterfall with divers covers all four floors. Click the link in my bio to read Day 1 - 72 hours in Dubai and watch out for a few other attractions in Dubai Mall and in the city. One my New Year's resolutions was to eat great food. What are your favourite restaurants and why? and where are they? [Click the link in my bio to find out about all my New Years Resolutions] The Richmond branch was highly recommended and it did not disappoint. Great food, drinks & service. We will be going back in the summer. This time last week I was getting ready to go out for dinner to celebrate the other half's birthday. We went to gauchos in Richmond. 🎉🍹🍴🍷🍤🎂🐃🎉

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My wonderful world is a view into my favourite things. Travel, Experiences, Spas, Sunsets and London. Plus planning my trip around the world when the nest is empty in autumn 2017.

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